Corpse Complex is a mod that adds a variety of configuration options to the Minecraft death system. Currently, it provides options to control inventory loss, experience loss, hunger values, and respawn potion effects, as well as support for many mods.
Features
All configuration options are available both through the config file ("corpsecomplex.cfg") and the in-game config GUI.
Modules
All of the categories can be disabled/enabled in any combination. By default, all of the modules are disabled so you can choose which specific features and options you want enabled.
Inventory - Configuration Options
Control what happens to your inventory when you die, plus optionally adds a new Soulbinding enchantment to help you keep your special gear.
Effects - Configuration Options
Apply potion effects to players on respawn, including a new customizable effect, Memento Mori, that can modify any attribute.
Experience - Configuration Options
Control experience loss and experience orb generation.
Hunger - Configuration Options
Control what happens to your hunger level when you die and respawn.
Respawning - Configuration Options
Disable bed spawns or grant players a scroll to return them to their death location.
Supported Mods
- Tough as Nails by Glitchfiend, Adubbz, and Forstride
- Baubles by Azanor
- Wearable Backpacks by copygirl
- Cosmetic Armor Reworked by ZLainSama
- Overpowered Inventory by Lothrazar
- RPG Inventory by Subaraki
- Thut Wearables by Thutmose
- Advanced Inventory by CubeX2
Configuration Options: Mod Inventories - Mod Stats
Compatibility
Fully tested, compatible mods include:
- GraveStone Mod by EuhDawson
- Gravestone mod - Graves by NightKosh
- Corail Tombstone by Corail31 (note: experience features are not compatible, mine will disable themselves so use the configuration options from Corail Tombstone)
- Tomb Many Graves 2 by M4thG33k
- OpenBlocks (Gravestone) by OpenMods
Modpack Policy
Anyone is free to include this mod in their modpacks without notice or permission. If it's a public modpack, notice would be appreciated but not required as I'd be interested in checking it out.
For the Maximum Recoverable XP and Recoverable XP Percent options, which one is applied first? For example, if I set the max xp to 1000 xp and the recoverable xp to 50%, and the player drops at least twice the max, will they end up with the max xp of 1000 or the halved xp of 500?
In reply to urpset315:
Maximum Recoverable XP is applied last, so in that scenario the player would end up dropping the max xp of 1000.
In reply to TheIllusiveC4:
Alright, thanks.
Will Quark totem compatibility be coming in the future?
In reply to dwx12:
In reply to TheIllusiveC4:
When a player dies they leave behind a floating totem. Players can punch the totem to get their items back. If they die again and they already have a totem, the prior one explodes dropping their items on the ground (can be configured) and no totems will appear if killed by another player (can also be configured).
This video by Mischief of Mice should help it explain it better:
Any current abilities you have for your mod that you can get working with Quark (and any other mods) would be awesome. And maybe a black list and category black list of items that can't be saved in a player's inventory like place-able blocks, food, plants, etc. and categories like armor, baubles (extremely nice if you would be able to save baubles upon death), tools and weapons, items that hold energy (magic, rf, or otherwise), items that have inventories like backpacks, etc.
In reply to dwx12:
In reply to TheIllusiveC4:
I guess, for the most part, I was just wondering if Quark would eventually end up on your list of supported and compatible mods.
The others were just ideas not necessarily pertaining to Quark specifically. Although, some sort of enchant feature that could be applied to baubles to prevent loss, would be awesome, unless something like that already exists in the mod.
In any case, great mod and good job.
Request:
The "Randomly drop" function is great, but I'd love, for my modpack, for players to always keep their hotbar, armor, etc, but randomly lose stuff from their main inventory, except for some cursed items that always drop. Perhaps there could be a compliment to the randomly dropping function that lets you randomly keep stuff that you wouldn't drop? (Cursed items excluded, of course).
Thanks. This is a really great mod that provides a much-needed function in my modpack, and I'm sure in many others.
In reply to Talonos2:
i am running unhealthy dying with this mod and i believe that it is effecting the health change in special effects, the way it is fixed is if i change any of the special effect setting ingame then it works as intended but when i relaunch the game it goes back to being broken.
edit: i removed all mods and it still did not work until i changed the special effects in game.
In reply to Wootaboot2:
In reply to TheIllusiveC4:
before in-game change
Health is unchanged as well as armor, memento is active but not doing anything.
Changing settings in-game.
Effects start working as intended.
here are some pictures that can help explain.
In reply to Wootaboot2:
OpenBlocks' gravestones seem to work fine, so you should be able to add that to your compatibility list.
All I tested though were the automatic keep inventory settings and soulbinding enchantment though, I don't think there's anything else that could be complicated for compatibility.
In reply to deliphin:
Fun mod!
Would it be possible to have an option to rearrange/scramble players inventories on death (so don't drop items, but the order of your items would be different)
In reply to Compegen:
I don't suppose there's a way to set a player's respawn inventory?
(And yes, I know the implications of a respawn inventory; it's not exploitable due to how my modpack works)
In reply to Laike_Endaril: